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Given that most organizations have already made endpoint security a priority, Aberdeen's research helps to make the case for why they should expand their thinking about "endpoints" to include printers and print services. Modern multifunction printers (MFPs) are in fact full-fledged endpoints on your organization's network, with all of the usual categories for endpoint-related security vulnerabilities and exploits (including network, platform, OS, applications, identities, and data) that need to be monitored and managed.

The office multifunction printer (MFP) serves as an important on- and off-ramp for both paper-based and digitally based business information. To ensure compliance with the organization's overall IT security initiatives, particular attention must be paid to this mission-critical device. We've highlighted his top 5 reasons you need a copier security action plan in this infographic!

The rapid growth of cloud computing and hybrid workstyles in recent years has increased the number of endpoints that threat actors can attack. Copiers and multifunction printers, one of the most important endpoints in the office environment, are vital communication hubs for an organizations’ business processes and must be protected against security threats. Download this infographic to see how we've taken measures to secure your data in our new series of copiers. 

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